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Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus

The trusted voice of Minnesota's Gun Owners to Defend and Restore the Right to Keep and Bear Arms

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      • Carrying at the State Capitol Complex
      • Constitutional Carry (Permitless Carry)
      • Courthouse Carry
      • Edible Cannabis in MN and your Gun Rights
      • Forced Reset Triggers
      • Long Guns – Carrying
      • Long Guns – Transporting
      • Open Carry
      • Permit to Carry
      • Permit to Carry Reciprocity
      • Permit to Purchase
      • Privately Manufactured Firearms (PMFs)
      • Prohibited Persons
      • Prohibited Places
      • Short Barreled Rifles & Shotguns
      • State v Kyaw Be Bee Explainer (BB Gun in a Car)
      • Suppressors (Silencers)
    • Binary Trigger Ban
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      • MN Gun Owners Caucus v. Walz (Binary Trigger & Single Subject Clause)
      • Christopher v. Ramsey County et al. (State Fair Case)
      • Worth v. Jacobson (18-20 Permit to Carry Case)
      • New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Kevin P. Bruen (US Supreme Court)
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      • Ramsey County Elections Gun Ban (2015)
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Stop the DFL Gun Control Omnibus Bill

Senate File 4067 is the most sweeping attack on Minnesota gun owners in our state’s history — and it is moving toward a Senate floor vote.

This is not a narrow fix or a targeted reform. SF 4067 takes commonly owned firearms out of the hands of peaceable Minnesotans, criminalizes ordinary conduct that has been legal for decades, and builds a state-run registry of every gun owner who manages to grandfather their property. It does nothing to stop the criminals who already ignore Minnesota’s gun laws.

SF 4067 would:

  • Ban most semi-automatic rifles, pistols, and shotguns based on a single common feature
  • Ban every magazine that holds more than 17 rounds
  • Force every existing owner to register their firearms and magazines with the BCA and renew every three years, with felony penalties for failing to comply
  • Strip the long-standing exception that lets permit holders drive onto school property with a firearm locked in their trunk
  • Cap personal firearm assembly at three per year and ban home manufacture using common tools
  • Hand $500,000 in taxpayer money to an anti-gun research group to produce material aimed at restricting our rights further
  • Reenact the binary trigger ban retroactively to January 1, 2025

These firearms and magazines are owned by hundreds of thousands of Minnesotans for self-defense, hunting, sport shooting, and training. They are clearly protected by the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and Article I, Section 16 of the Minnesota Constitution.

Your senator and representative need to hear from you today. Send the message below to your legislators, share it on social media, and call their office. Every voice matters. Every contact gets counted.

Get in the Fight

Here’s How You Can Stand Strong for the Second Amendment in Minnesota:

  • Join the Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus – Become part of the trusted voice of Minnesota gun owners.
  • Donate Today – Already a member? Chip in again to fuel our fight at the Capitol, in the courts, and across the state.
  • Become a Second Amendment Defender – Take the next step by joining our monthly donor program. Just $5/month keeps us in the fight year-round.
  • Volunteer – Be boots on the ground with us at events, gun shows, and rallies to spread the word and grow our movement.

Every action matters. Every voice counts. And with you on our side, we’ll stop gun control cold in Minnesota.

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Saint Paul, MN 55113
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